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Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions has only been out for two days, but players are already begging their Beater teammates to focus on taking out the match's MVP whenever possible.
Warner Bros. Discovery has said it’s planning a follow-up to last year’s smash hit Hogwarts Legacy.
allows players to take on the roles of the classic Quidditch positions, having placements for various playstyles. By shaping the beloved sport from the Wizarding World into a sports game with multiplayer modes, players can create teams and play in their favorite positions, both solo and with friends. Deciding on which position to play on the pitch may be tough for those unfamiliar with Quidditch from the books and movies, so examining each role can create a match to a player's preferred approach for this multiplayer sports experience by Warner Bros. Games.
I haven’t engaged with much Harry Potter media in recent years (the abhorent views of the series’ creator has soured me on all things Potter), but I still have fond memories of Quidditch, Harry Potter’s unique broomstick-riding sport. The Quidditch scenes in the movie adaptations were always my favorites, and one of the first games I remember playing consistently on PC was 2003’s Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup. I’m no longer actively seeking out Harry Potter media on my own, but when I saw Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions had launched into PlayStation Plus and was a spiritual successor to Quidditch World Cup, I was curious enough to check it out.
has a number of tournaments that players can take part in, including the Hogwarts House Cup. This sees each of the four Houses, Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin, duke it out for the title of greatest House, at least when it comes to Quidditch. Players can pick which House they wish to represent, and will have a slightly different experience depending on which they choose.
Sony has released September’s PlayStation Plus Essential games.
is finally adapting the beloved titular sport for a modern audience, the first Quidditch-focused game since on the Gamecube. Players around the world will be able to take to the skies on their brooms as Beaters, Keepers, Seekers, and Chasers. However, while the rules of Quidditch have been kept mostly intact for, there have been a few alterations.
During the Back to Hogwarts 2024 Showcase, Warner Bros. Games announced the LEGO Harry Potter Collection, a remaster of 2010's LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1–4 and 2011's Lego Harry Potter: Years 5–7. Priced at $39.99, it will include both games as well as two DLCs: a Character Pack featuring Godric Gryffindor, Harry (Yule Ball), Helga Hufflepuff, Lockhart (Straightjacket), Luna (Lion Head), Peeves, Hermione (Pink Dress), Ron Weasley (Ghoul), Rowena Ravenclaw and Salazar Slytherin, as well as a Spell Pack featuring Cantis, Densaugeo, Ducklifors, Melofors, and Tentaclifors. The game is set to launch on October 8 digitally for PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X.